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| 03/11/2013 |
T.W. Norman from Team Xtreme will speak on Friday night, March 22. T.W
is a member of Team Xtreme. Visit their website: http://www.teamxtremeintl.com/ |
| 03/07/2013 |
Carroll County 4-H Claybusters will once again
host the open trap shoot. This will take place on Saturday, March 23 from 12:30 PM-4:00 PM behind
the Carroll County Civic Center. Games will include “Chips” and “Annie Oakley” with and without
buybacks. A portion of the proceeds are donated to Northwest Tennessee – SuperDave Chapter of
Kids Hunting for a Cure. Any questions contact: Kenny Herndon at 986-1976 |
| 03/01/2013 |
Urgent Communication: Gobblers “Fear the
Beard”
Dave “SuperDave Norval will be
taking donations to raise money for St. Jude. 100% of the “beard” donations will be given to
St. Jude. Everyone is invited to take a “snip” or two. Let’s clean him
up.
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| 03/01/2013 |
Event Location: Carroll County Civic Center
201 Mustang Drive
Huntingdon, TN 38317
Click here for map
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| 3/01/2013 |
Registration for the 2013 event is
now closed. We cannot take any more applications. |
| 1/19/2013 |
The Northwest Tennessee Kids Hunting for a Cure/SuperDave-Tennessee River
Chapter is pleased and excited to announce that our 4th Annual Youth Turkey Hunt
and Outdoor Expo will be held on March 22 – 24 at the Carroll County Civic Center in
Huntingdon, Tennessee. The meal and the hunters/guides/landowners meet and greet will be on
Friday,
March 22nd. The actual turkey hunt will be on
the 23rd and 24th. The last three years have
been a HUGE success and we expect that to continue this year. From our generous landowners and
sponsors to our excellent group of guides, everyone involved in this organization strives to give
each child an opportunity to enjoy the outdoors. This love of the outdoors coupled with our mission
to help raise money for cancer research makes this an awe-inspiring event for all parties
involved.
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Registration for the 2013 event is now
open Monday, January 21st and stay open thru February 28th.NOTE:All children who wish to participate in the hunt need to click here to register. Guides and Cameramen should click “Become a
Volunteer” as well as all other types of volunteers. Also, if you or your business would like to
become a sponsor, please click “Become a
Sponsor”. |
| 1/19/2013 |
The Northwest Tennessee Kids Hunting for a
Cure/SuperDave-Tennessee River Chapter does NOT charge a fee for the children to participate in
our youth hunt. However, we do encourage the children who participate in our event
to<br>personally gather sponsors in order to gather donations. As one of our main focal
points in our mission, we feel it<br>is vital for children to learn the importance of
showing compassion for others especially those who are less<br>fortunate. This also gives
each youth participant a sense of ownership in our event. Our organization also
believes<br>this allows both children and adults to share our love a dedication to the
outdoors. |
| 3/8/2012 |
Kids Hunting
for a Cure is excited to announce that “FUTURE SUPERSTAR OF COUNTRY MUSIC” Ashley Mitchell will
perform on Friday night, March 23rd. Ashley has won numerous talent
shows across the entire state and the 2011 winner of the 100.9 Farmerican Idol. The Greenfield
native was also the 2011 Kentucky Opry Talent Show Overall winner. For details about Ashley
Mitchell please visit her websites at: www.reverbnation.com/ashleymitchell . You can also view her other website
at: www.wix.com/ashleymitchell/home |
| 3/8/2012 |
Northwest
T ennessee Kids Hunting for a Cure is excited to announce
that Eric Huff will attend and perform at this year’s event in Huntingdon, Tennessee. Eric plans
on serving as a guide as well as performing on Saturday afternoon. Eric is widely popular across
America with his “Clean Cut Country” appeals to all ages. Eric is a very experience turkey hunter
as well as a talented country music entertainer. Eric is known for singing and performing the
“Cracker Barrel” jingle.
For more information about Eric Huff, be sure to
visit: http://www.cleancutcountry.com/ |
| 3/7/2012 |
Northwest Tennessee Kids Hunting for a Cure is
excited to announce that for the first time in 30 years, Darren Grooms will return to the stage as
“Little Darren”. He will BLAST out his “hip-shaking” Elvis classics. “Little Darren” was wildly
popular in the late 70’s and early 80’s across Tennessee and most southern states. He will be
performing on Saturday afternoon, March 24th. |
| 3/5/2012 |
Northwest Te nnessee Kids Hunting for a
Cure is excited to announce that Jesse Black will perform on Friday night, March
23rd. Jesse
is a 14 year old rising star in the entertainment world from East Tennessee who has performed all
over the Southeastern United States. Jesse wrote and recorded the song “Next Pass” which will be
featured on an upcoming 2012 episode of Skullbone TV on the Sportsman’s Channel.
Jesse is an avid hunter,
fisherman, and outdoorsman as well as an active participant in the Tennessee 4-H Program. For
information and details about Jesse Black, be sure to visit his website
atwww.jesseblackmusic.com |
| 2/16/2012 |
Northwest Tennessee Kids Hunting for a Cure is proud to announce that Jim
Zumbo has expressed his commitment to attend this year’s event in Huntingdon, Tennessee. Jim
Zumbo is arguably America’s most prominent big game hunter. He has
written numerous books and has published over 1,500 articles since writing his first article
published in Outdoor Life in 1962. If you want to learn more about Jim Zumbo because
visit http://www.jimzumbo.com/ Also,
Diane Hafford of Rocky Branch Outfitters will serve as Mr. Zumbo’s camerawoman.
If you are interested in learning more about Diane Hafford please
visit http://www.rockybranchoutfitters.com/ One
lucky child will have the opportunity of having a HUNT OF A LIFETIME during this year’s
event.
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| 2/7/2012 |
The Carroll County Claybusters will be sponsoring an “Old Fashion
Turkey Shoot” on Saturday, March 24th from 12 PM until 4PM at the Huntingdon Civic Center. There
will be several different shooting games to choose from this year. These will include “Annie
Oakley”, “Missing-Out”, and “The Buddy Shoot.” This is going to be an exciting event. Please make
plans to attend. There will not be shells sold at the event so please bring plenty. If you have any
questions, contact Clay Dillahunty at 731-352-7925.
Proceeds of this event will be donated
to Northwest Tennessee Kids Hunting For a Cure.
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| 3/14/2010 |
It is said that 100 yrs from
now it want matter what kind of Car you drive or what kind of clothes you wear . Camo
Clown has been entertaining Children and Adults for over 30 years . Dave Freeman comes
From Zeigler Illinois where he still resides with his wife Betty. Dave has two Children and 3
Grandchildren . He is currently employed at Southern Illinois University as a Carpenter
. His favorite Activities are Hunting & Fishing |
| 3/09/2010 |
Northwest Tennessee Kids Hunting for a cure is
pleased to announce the support of world famous solo guitarist, Richard Kiser. Mr. Kiser has
devoted his wonderful musical talents to the praise and worship of Jesus Christ. He has
traveled the world ministering to all ages playing many different styles of Gospel
Music and sharing his testimony. Mr. Kiser has performed on stage with numerous
musical stars including Chet Atkins, Roy Clark, Charlie McCoy, Boots Randolph, Phil Driscoll,
The Oak Ridge Boys, and Barbara Fairchild. Mr. Kizer has informed members of our committee of
his intentions to perform at this years event in Huntingdon, Tennessee.
http://www.rkisermusic.com/index.html
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3/02/2010
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Northwest
TennesseeKids Hunting for a Cure is
excited to announce Gina West as an entertainer for this year's event in Huntingdon. Gina is a
rising country music star with a beautiful voice and a heart the size of Texas. Gina has pledged
her support of this wonderful cause and looks forward to performing and spending time with the
kids. Also, accompaning Gina this year is Bobbie Stax. Stax is a local musician who has carved a
name for herself in the country music world. Thanks Gina and Bobbie for your support and sincere
generosity! We look forward to seeing and hearing you at the Huntingdon Civic
Center. |
| 3/02/2010 |
Ryan
Klesko has recently confirmed his support and pledged his participation in this year’s
Northwest Tennessee Kids Hunting for a Cure. Klesko is an avid outdoor enthusiast a co-host of
Hardcore Hunting. Klesko is a former major league all-star who played for the Atlanta Braves,
San Diego Padres, and the San Francisco Giants. Klesko recently told committee members he
plans on attending this year’s event and looks forward helping this wonderful cause of raising
money for cancer research.
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| 2/27/2010 |
Col. Jim Harding is proud to announce his intentions
to support the Northwest Tennessee Kids Hunting for a Cure event in Huntingdon, Tennessee. Col.
Harding is the 20th most decorated veteran in American History. He has been featured on the
History Channel and The Military Channel.
McKenzie Banner
Article
Worldpress.com
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Matt Mason is excited to confirm his
intentions to perform at this years Northwest Tennessee Kids Huntng for a Cure event in
Huntingdon, Tennessee. Matt is a former Nashville Star Finalist. Matt loves outdoor sporting
events and enjoys deeply helping raise money for kids and cancer
research. |
| 2/27/2010 |
Matt Mason is excited to confirm his intentions to
perform at this years Northwest Tennessee Kids Huntng for a Cure event in Huntingdon, Tennessee.
Matt is a former Nashville Star Finalist. Matt loves outdoor sporting events and enjoys deeply
helping raise money for kids and cancer research. |
| 2/22/2010 |
Carroll County's most popular band has announced
their confirmation to attend this years Northwest Tennessee Kids Hunting for a Cure in
Huntingdon. They are excited to be a part of this years event.
The band sent this press release today:
Members of 24 Seven are: Brooke King Cooper~Lead
Vocals, Leslie Cooper~Lead Guitar/Vocals, Frank Dodd Jr.~Drums/Vocals, David Gaines~Bass Guitar
and Daniel Eubanks~Sound. 24 Seven began playing in the Spring of 2001. They play a wide variety
of music including country, rock, blues, R & B, 70s/80s/90s and current music. They have
played at numerous fairs, festivals, weddings, benefits, private parties, & clubs, including
The Dixie Carter Performing Arts Center in Huntindon, TN. They have also played live on the radio
station 100.9 The Farm based out of Huntingdon, TN, the past two Christmas Eves'. They were named
"Best Band" in Carroll County in 2008 and 2009. They all have a passion for music and love what
they do. "We thank God that He has blessed us with the gift of music and hope to continue playing
for years to come! |
| 2/22/2010 |
Northwest Tennessee Kids Hunting for a Cure is excited to
announce that country music star Kevin Blake
Weldon has announced he will attend this years event in
Huntingdon, Tennessee. Kevin is the official singer of KHFAC and also serves on the national
board. Kevin is looking forward to spending time with everyone in Huntingdon. |
| 2/21/2010 |
Northwest Tennessee KHFAC would like to congradulate Mitchell Johnston on
winning the the 2010 NWTF Senior Grand National Turkey Calling Title in Nashville. Way to go
Mitchell. Everyone looks forward on seeing you at our event on the 26th and 27th of
March |
| 2/20/2010 |
Jason
Clutter is proud to announce his intentions to attend the Northwest Tennessee
Kids Hunting for a Cure event of March 26th and 27th. Members of the committee spoke to Jason
this afternnoon. Jason is a rising star in the country music world. Jason loves the outdoor world
and loves the opportunity to volunteer for such a wonderful event as the one being put on in
Huntingdon, Tennessee. |
| 2/20/2010 |
Black Stone Cherry
has
confirmed they will attend and perform at this years Northwest Tennessee Kids Hunting for
a Cure. Also, Richard Young of the Kentucky Headhunters will be a special
guest.
Northwest Tennessee Kids
Hunting for a Cure is proud to announce Roadrunner Records modern rock band, BLACK STONE CHERRY
will perform with an acoustic performance for our Saturday night music entertainment in
Huntingdon, Tennessee. This widely popular band are country boy’s from nearby Edmonton,
Kentucky who are carving a name for themselves in all of Europe and have recently started to
make a huge splash in the U.S.A. Their European success has come not only from their wonderful
music but also their Southern American image. The guys from Black Stone Cherry have huge hearts
and a strong desire to help children who need to laugh and smile and experience some goodness
in life. Don’t miss a big chance to be a part of the special performance and meet some truly
special children and tons of volunteers from across the nation who have volunteered to make a
difference to this wonderful cause. Oh yes!!! Also, riding shotgun with Black Stone Cherry will
be drummer John Fred Young’s country boy father Richard Young of the Kentucky Headhunters. If
the crowd is big enough, we may be able to get Richard to lead the crowd into a song of “Dumas
Walker.” John Fred and Richard are avid outdoor sportsman and huge supporters of outdoor events
such as this. See you there!!!!
See entertainment
page
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| 2/20/2010 |

Jason Coley confirms his support for Northwest Tennessee Kids Hunting for a
Cure
See entertainment page
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| 2/02/2010 |
We currently
have plenty of guides for our event. |
| 1/24/2010 |
Reminder:
February 28, 2010 is the last date to register for the hunt. |
| 12/08/2009 |
PRAYER
REQUEST The Northwest
Tennessee Kids Hunting For a Cure would like everyone to pray for Mr. Jim Vanderfort of
Swamper Game Calls. Mr. Vanderfort is fighting a serious illness in a Tuscaloosa, Alabama
hospital. Mr. Vanderfort has always been a strong supporter of Kids Hunting For a Cure and an
avid outdoorsman. We wish him a speedy recovery and look forward to seeing him back in the great
outdoors hunting those “Gobblers.” May God bless him and his
family. |
| 12/07/2009 |
First list of
guides has been released for the event. Click here to
view. |
| 11/05/2009 |
BentonCounty, Carroll County, and
Henry County hosts some the “MOST” gobbler rich land in West Tennessee. According to the
Spring Turkey Harvest Data, Carroll County was #1 in Region 1 (LEA 11) and Henry County was
#1 in Region 1 (LEA 13). Benton County was a close 3rd in Region 1 (LEA 13).
http://tennessee.gov/twra/pdfs/biggamereport.pdf
One can easily see from the
data, the land donated for our hunt will be full of “gobblers” waiting for the first callers
of the spring 2010 season. With the high quality guides who are volunteering coupled with
rich prime hunting land, our hunt will truly provide our kids with a wonderful opportunity to
bag a bird.
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| 11/04/2009 |
Northwest Tennessee Kids Hunting For a Cure is located in Huntingdon, Tennessee. The
surrounding cities are Camden, Paris, Parkers Crossroads, and McKenzie.Date: March 26-27, 2010
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Location: Carroll County Civic Center in Huntingdon, Tennessee. Click
here for a map and directions.
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